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Lasting Legacy of Place Names” https://youtu.be/bBqqVEJ42iI. Don Eubanks (eubanks289@msn.com). Don is a resident of Roseville and he has served on the Imagine Roseville group. Don is a member of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and currently teaches at Metropolitan State University. He has served as the Director of MultiCultural Affairs at the MN Dept of Human Services and on the board of American Indian Family Center. He hosts Counter Stories on NPR. Here is a link to their program: “Counter Stories: Restoring Native American names to Minnesotan landmarks” (which also features Dr. Kate Beane) https://www.npr.org/podcasts/414686898/counter-stories American Indian Parent Advisory Committee for ISD623. They meet every third Tuesday https://www.isd623.org/calendar/american-indian-parent-advisory- committee-meeting American Indian Cultural Liaison for the school district. Contact information is available at https://www.isd623.org/node/384 Corey Yunke, Community Relations Coordinator for Roseville Police Department. The recently created Multicultural Advisory Committee has 2 members who are Native Americans Jamie Becker-Finn – MN House Representative for 42B. Jamie is a Leech Lake Ojibwe descendent. Dannah Thompson – Roseville resident and Roseville city council candidate and descendant of the White Earth Reservation. To connect with Native Americans living in Roseville, find out how the Community Survey was conducted. According to the published survey results in a random sample of 400 randomly selected residents, they were able to ensure they had representation from 2 Native Americans (out of an estimated 217 of 33,000 residents. This shows that it is possible to identify and connect with specific populations. This means you should be able to connect with not only Native Americans, but other non- dominant cultures. http://www.cityofroseville.com/DocumentCenter/View/30417/2020- City-of-Roseville-PowerPoint-Presentation Engage with the Roseville Library. They are always open to programming ideas. They could help engage the community. Judy Woodward is the History Coordinator at Ramsey County Library. Judy does excellent historical programming and has a wealth of contacts. Her email is: . Carol Jackson is the Adult Programming Manager. Her email is: .